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Consider two labor markets, A and B. Wages in labor market A rise. This could be due to

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decreasing wages in labor market B.

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an increase in the negative nonpecuniary aspects of working in labor market A.

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an increase in the number of people who can do the work that is done in labor market A.

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a decrease in the demand for the product that employees in labor market A produce.

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a and d

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